Origami Anleitung im Vintage-Stil: Strick-Infografik

Craft / DIY infographic titled "Knitting Stockinette Stitch". STITCH GRID archetype. Craft-magazine instructional illustration in a technical schematic style with a vintage pattern book palette. Show an intermediate-level educational layout about stockinette stitch, adapted as a stitch-pattern instruction board with 6 numbered visual steps. Include anatomically correct hand positions where hands appear, no tool brand logos, and a clean print-infographic composition.

Step 1: heading "Cast On", caption "Make an even row of starter stitches on the needle.", diagram of yarn and needle setup, tool icons for knitting needles and yarn.
Step 2: heading "Knit Row", caption "Insert the right needle front to back and draw the loop through.", clear stitch diagram with hands holding needles correctly, tool icons.
Step 3: heading "Turn Work", caption "Rotate the piece to begin the next row from the opposite side.", diagram showing orientation change, tool icons.
Step 4: heading "Purl Row", caption "Bring yarn to the front and form each stitch from back to front.", clear purl technique diagram with hand placement, tool icons.
Step 5: heading "Repeat Sequence", caption "Alternate 1 knit row and 1 purl row to build stockinette fabric.", diagram showing row rhythm and pattern repeat, tool icons.
Step 6: heading "Finished Fabric", caption "Smooth V-shaped stitches appear on the front, textured bumps on the back.", front-and-back fabric comparison diagram, tool icons.

Add side visual aids: a stitch key, front vs back swatch close-up, arrowed yarn path, row counters, tension indicator, and a small safety note only if sharp implements are shown, such as "Handle needle tips carefully." Use precise linework, subtle aged-paper background, muted reds, faded navy, sage green, cream, and charcoal ink. Keep the composition instructional, neat, and easy to scan. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no watermarks Anatomically correct hand positions. No tool brand logos. Safety tip for power tools / sharp implements where relevant.